As you can see, there are some weird bedfellows in the relatively small distilling community. Most depressingly, Bulleit Rye, Redemption Rye, Templeton Rye, and a variety of other rye whiskeys turn out to come from a single product, "LDI Whiskey," originally developed by Midwest Grain Products for Seagrams as a flavoring agent. When Seagrams went out of business in the '90s, the still-aging, rye-heavy product was sold off to several distilleries, where it has been bottled under a variety of different labels. As the authors put it: "If it is surprising that about half of the rye brands on liquor shelves today are made in a single, industrial facility, it is even more startling that many of these brands are so-called craft distilleries."